Technical features of service
The main features of Cloud Servers that you can create and manage are listed below
- hosted in cluster structure with redundant hosts;
- storage SSD with NVMe disks from 20 GB to 120 GB;
- number of vCPUs from 1 to 32;
- vCPU Intel Xeon;
- RAM from 2 to 64;
- option to take snapshots;
- SLA 99.95%;
- network card 1 Gb/s flat;
- unlimited and included traffic.
Sizes available
When
creating a Cloud Server, you need to choose which
template to use from the available options.
Please note that once you have created the Cloud Server, the template cannot be changed, unlike the size.
Sizes available
When creating a Cloud Server, after choosing the template, you will be asked to select a size from the available options:
- General Purpose: these have a vCPU to RAM ratio of 1 to 2, making them ideal for versatile use of the Cloud Server.
- Ram Oriented: these have a vCPU to RAM ratio of 1 to 4, making them suitable for Cloud Server use where computing power and high performance are required.
Cloud Server status
A Cloud Server status can be:
- Creating
- Active
- Failed
- Off
- Updating
- Disabling
- Disabled
- Rebooting
- Deleting
When to intervene
- Failed: check the activity log to identify the cause of the failure, then delete the Cloud Server.
- Disabled:
- if your Cloud Server has been disabled due to insufficient credit, top up your credit with an amount sufficient to cover the cost of the service;
- if your Cloud Server has been disabled due to suspected spam, open a support request on the assistenza.aruba.it portal.